Registered in October 1994. Bob Kerr photo

Sold in the UK as G-BXXB in April 1998. Bob Kerr photo

MIG-29 Fulcrum with German Air Force (GAF) from Jagd Geschwader 73 (JG 73) Luftwaffe Fighter Wing in Germany. DND photo.

Roaring over Montreal is a four-engined Lancaster bomber which Royal Canadian Air Force personnel pilot across German territory to bomb war centres. This huge bomber is now being built in Canada. DND photo.

Became EI-FHF, XA-AMW, TC-SPZ

ex N15SC

A Mirage F1 CR from the Escadron de Reconnaissance 1/33 returns from a mission during Exercise MAPLE FLAG XL (MF 40). Exercise MAPLE FLAG runs from May 22 to June 15 and is divided into two two-week periods. During each period, forces from Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Belgium, the United States, the United Kingdom and NATO engage in a simulated, 10-day coalition air campaign. CP-140 Aurora and CC-130 Hercules aircraft, along with a CH-146 Griffon helicopter add to a more robust Canadian Air Force capability during the exercise, while land forces are incorporated into

One of three delivered in 1957/1958 and operated by the 'Aguillas' Escuadrón de Rescate alongside three Hiller UH-12s. The type was withdrawn in 1969. Having been displayed in the open for many years the aircraft underwent restoration in 2019 and has since been on display in the Parc Museo Aeronautico FARD at San Isidro.

Built in 1977. Ex N500T. N56PR, N821MD and N118B. The aircraft was registered as N261US in September 2011 but this was never worn and it remained in store in its Mexican marks until 2020.

Just 13 YPT-15 were delivered as 40-1 to 40-13. This is the sole surviving example. It is flown by the Western Antique Aeroplane & Automobile Museum in Hood River, Oregon. It was originally a YPT-15, but on completion of testing it was renamed PT-15. It is carrying the SAD code of the Sacramento Air Depot.

A recent delivery with a temporary ferry registration stickered on. Underneath, F-HLET can be read.